Hi André. Unfortunately, this isn't possible yet. If you want to move
your application, your only recourse now is re-submitting, which
unfortunately means you lose all of your existing users. I know URL
aliasing has been discussed, but I believe this is still some time
away.
- Jason
On Aug 28, 1
No problem at all Frisoni. I'm just checking how can I do that.
Thank you.
André Diniz.
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I read from someone in this list, but I can't remember who know.
Frisoni
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 10:59, André Diniz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> And if I want to move my app (XML file) from host to another one?
And if I want to move my app (XML file) from host to another one?
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Absolutely correct. At the moment, applications aren't associated with
a Google account (this is likely to change some day, however) so
changing ownership isn't an involved process. You should definitely
update the author and author_email ModulePrefs attributes straightaway
as we occasionally use
If your application is in live. Just change the ModulePrefs with new
developer information (orkut ppl really want the contact information).
ppl, correct me if I am wrong.
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> We've got the situation that one developer created an ap
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